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Sleep could help ease asthma symptoms in teens
KSDK Sleep could help ease asthma symptoms in teens. Having a child with asthma can pose a special set of challenges for parents and … Police have recovered the vehicle involved in a fatal hit and run accident in unincorporated Cahokia … |
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Vitamin D deficiency may raise allergy and asthma risk in obese children, teens
Science Codex One reason why obese children and teenagers are more likely to have hard-to-control asthma and allergies may be vitamin D deficiency, a new study finds. Results of the study will be presented Tuesday at The Endocrine Society's 95th Annual Meeting in … Vitamin D deficiency may heighten risk for allergy, asthma in obese children |
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Sleep May Ease Asthma in Teens
MedPage Today BALTIMORE — A pilot sleep extension program for teens with asthma was associated with improved daytime lung function and fewer nighttime symptoms, researchers reported here. Teens with asthma who got more sleep during an experimental sleep … |
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Teens breathe easier with texts about asthma
Futurity: Research News The research team found that sending at least one text message a day, whether it was a question about symptoms or about asthma in general, improved clinical outcomes among teenagers with asthma. (Credit: "girl looking at mobile phone" via Shutterstock) … A Text Message A Day Keeps the Asthma Attack Away – ECN Sending Text Messages Helps Fight Asthma Attack in Children Asking Children about their Asthma Conditions through Text Messages Keeps … |
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Fast Food Tied to Risk of Severe Asthma in Children, Teens
Monthly Prescribing Reference (HealthDay News) – Eating fast food ?3 times per week is associated with an increased risk of severe asthma, rhinoconjunctivitis, and eczema among children and adolescents, while eating fruit seems to be protective against severe asthma, according to … |
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Study Links Fast Food to Severe Asthma in Teens
Yahoo! News (blog) A study published on Monday in the journal Thorax has linked fast food consumption to an increased risk of asthma and allergies in children. Researchers looked at more than 500,000 children in 51 different nations to weigh how much influence that … Fast Food Linked to Asthma and Allergies in Kids Health roundup: Fast food linked to allergies, asthma Fast food linked to child asthma |
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A study published on Monday in the journal Thorax has linked fast food consumption to an increased risk of asthma and allergies in children. Researchers looked at more than 500,000 children in 51 different nations to weigh how much influence that eating fast food on a regular basis may have on their overall health.
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Fast food frequency linked to asthma, eczema severity in children, teens
CBS News Kids who eat lots of fast food may risk more than obesity. A new study finds that children and teens who eat fast food at least three times per week are more likely to face serious symptoms for common health woes such as asthma, eczema and hay fever, … Fast Food Consumption Linked With Higher Asthma, Eczema Risk: Study Fast Food Linked to Severe Asthma in Children Junk food linked to kids' asthma and eczema |
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Asthma attack led to teen's death
WAVY-TV CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY) – The family of JheVontae Davis says an asthma attack most likely led to his death. The 14 year old collapsed after football practice earlier this week in Chesapeake. He played for the junior varsity team at Oscar Smith High School. |
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MURRIETA: Severe asthma is teen's motivation, not handicap
Press-Enterprise Carey Poindexter was born with severe asthma. His doctors wanted to call it restrictive airway disease. His mother, Vikita, said, “Let's call it what it is and get him some help.” He slept in an oxygen tank for the first three months of his life, and … |
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